Implication of Higgs mediated Flavour Changing Neutral Currents with Minimal Flavour Violation
arXiv:1506.06712 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/631/1/012029
Abstract
We analise phenomenological implications of two Higgs doublet models with Higgs flavour changing neutral currents suppressed in the quark sector by small entries of the Cabibbo-Kokayashi-Maskawa matrix. This suppression occurs in a natural way since it is the result of a symmetry applied to the Lagrangian. These type of models were proposed some time ago by Branco Grimus and Lavoura. Our results clearly show that these class of models allow for new physical scalars, with masses which are reachable at the LHC. The imposed symmetry severely reduces the number of free parameters and allows for predictions. Therefore these models can eventually be proved right or eliminated experimentally.
Contribution to 4th Symposium on Prospects in the Physics of Discrete Symmetries (DISCRETE 2014) 02-06 Dec 2014. London, United Kingdom. 8 pages, two figures. Uses jpconf.cls
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